Angularjs style guide adoption - John Papas
As a team we adopted John Papas Angularjs style guide at the end of 2014. The Anguarjs communities understanding of best practices for Angularjs use has come a long way is a short time. I can say now having adopted and used it that John Papas style guide is a good step forward. We've been developing with Angularjs since 2013 and over that time our Angularjs code base looks quite different style wise. It looks like it was written by many (talented) individuals for various reasons such as our use of best practices evolved. Ideally the codebase should look as if written by one person: easy to learn and understand other peoples code. So as a team we wanted to write better Angularjs code. We are also looking ahead to Angular 2.0. There are significant changes in that release and where possible we'd like to write code now that will make it easier to adopt Angular 2.0 in future. As a team we investigated various angularjs coding standards/style guides such as googles, codeless,